How do I see if my Fuel Pump is dead?
#1
How do I see if my Fuel Pump is dead?
Is there a way I can test it? My car died on the freeway and there is no gas getting into the engine. When I turn the key to the on position I don't hear the pump cranking at all.
I bought the Walbro GSS342 255 lph pump about 4 or 5 months ago.
Any suggestions?
I bought the Walbro GSS342 255 lph pump about 4 or 5 months ago.
Any suggestions?
#2
use a fuel pressure gauge.
or just pinch the fuel line from tank and see if it is pressurized...if not, your pump is not pumping fuel. it supposed to maintain a pressure even the car is turned off.
have you checked the fuse for the fuel pump?
or just pinch the fuel line from tank and see if it is pressurized...if not, your pump is not pumping fuel. it supposed to maintain a pressure even the car is turned off.
have you checked the fuse for the fuel pump?
#4
Originally Posted by DOM
I have a fuel pressure gauge and it is stuck on zero. I did check the fuse already and it is still intact. Any other ideas? Any other way to test the pump?
Hayne's repair manual shows you how to check your fuel pump. but you need base fuel pressure.
I think your fuel pump is gone.
#5
Originally Posted by DOM
I have a fuel pressure gauge and it is stuck on zero. I did check the fuse already and it is still intact. Any other ideas? Any other way to test the pump?
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